Meet Isabella
At just 14, Isabella Skoulidis set out to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, on the challenging eight-day Lemosho Route. She trekked through rainforests, crossed barren desert stretches, and pushed through rocky terrain before reaching the snow-covered Uhuru Peak. Her climb became more than a personal victory, it became a lifeline for the children of Sudan. Every stage of the mountain mirrored the struggles these children face daily, from scarcity and displacement to the fight for survival. Isabella’s journey has already raised vital support, helping provide food, shelter, clean water, and medical care to families who have lost everything. Thanks to your generosity, real change is reaching those who need it most. But the work is far from over, with your continued support, we can build on this momentum and bring hope even further beyond the summit.
Why It Matters
Sudan is facing one of the world’s largest displacement crises. Families from Zamzam camp in North Darfur fled recent violence, seeking safety in places like Tawila. In Al-Omda, SAPA’s community kitchens now prepare 4,000 meals every day, often the thin line between survival and starvation.
Your support ensures food, clean water, shelter, and medical care reach those who need it most.
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Recognized For Excellence
SAPA earns Candid Platinum Seal & 4-stars on Charity Navigator
SAPA has achieved a 4-star rating on Charity Navigator and the prestigious Platinum Seal of Transparency on Candid (formerly Guidestar), placing us among the top 0.1% of charities nationally.
